Call me Lenny/Leni @ shinigamiookamiryuu @lemm.ee

It's nice to meet all you. I am she/her, can speak Toki Pona and English (n

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“Wade through my manifesto to hear that I’m just asking you guys to remove a post” doesn’t really feel like a good way to get people on your side.

Listening to the other person didn't seem to come off as a problem. And he assembled arguments and citations like they were tetrominoes.

There are a number of celebrities, most notably Morgan Freeman, who I had some point thought died.

I wouldn't use it. It feels like cheating, moreso if I cause anything undesirable like the death of the wrong person or the downfall of a beneficial organization because the dead individual had some major unsung good they contributed.

Loops? Like Fruit Loops? I mean you wouldn't be wrong, fruit loops are a big bowl of stupid.

Do language lessons count?

You had phones in your childhood? Lucky. I got mine when I was thirteen which was too late to learn most acquaintances' numbers.

It's weird because I don't like mayo all that much and definitely don't like sour cream. Yet I'll dip something as trivial as hot dogs in ranch, in a world where people still debate over ketchup versus mustard like they're some kind of sports teams.

Ranch is mayo? I learn something new every day.

Not counting relatives, I could count all the people who were short-distance childhood friends of mine on one hand.

Adrian, my boyfriend

Damon, my best friend, my mother's friend's son.

Lydia, my other best friend, his girlfriend

Chivato, my doggo, the only one I don't draw with the other ones

And I got a spare finger if some time traveler wants to go back in time and join my childhood

I've said this before, but from my home, I could get to Bernie Sanders' house faster than he can complete another commercial.

I believe in God but found the arguments in The Brothers Karamazov (and yes I read the book) to be misguided. There's a part in particular where a quasi-villainous character loses faith in God and suddenly goes right to murdering other characters who have been getting on his nerves. The whole thing takes Nietzsche to a whole new level. We aren't the sum of our schools of thought; in fact, in my faith, God doesn't really care about faith as much as he cares about how good we are. I've never met anyone before who doesn't have at least some innate sense of some kind of boundaries.

How about a forum?

The fact some people object to that being what's going on in the first place, one can take a look at their own words.

Believe me when I tell you the critics here who have made such a big deal about me giving the benefit of the doubt have severely overblown things.

What I said was I wasn't going to go through with a specific stance such as mine anymore. And I will continue that promise. Simply talking about what an argument is about is not the same as progressing it. However, it should be mentioned that all promising that to the rule enforcer led to was their comment and my promise getting mass thumbs down, the discussion not dying down, and admins (which the rule enforcer who weighed in isn't one of), both of World and my instance, informing me they don't stand by everyone else here (and that I have not, at this time, brought upon any reason to be banned from any instance), even though they can't or won't do anything about the OP.

Same. We definitely know how that is here. I just always thought it had to be outside the school.

So much of what I've seen makes me wonder too.

I did not downplay it, I simply expressed doubts someone intended to do it.

If someone goes to threaten someone and doesn't show their weapon but says they have one, and I doubt they actually have one, by your logic, am I downplaying their kind of violence?

The last time I had sushi from Wegman's, I had it with ranch dressing. It's good.